Wayland is still too buggy for daily use, espcially with video apps. Also, GNOME on Wayland cannot be reloaded ("F2 r" works as before with GNOME on X.org), and the GNOME shell extention to open windows maximized doesn't work on Wayland.

The few distros that still support 32-bit x86 mostly do for the Geode LX and similar VIA processors that provide a barebone 686 instruction set without PAE. Heck, older Geodes are not even barebone 686, but rather 585 with all the bells and whistles. That ought to remain the base platform.

For everyone else, there's essentially zero reason for remaining on 32-bit CPUs.

Warranty and liability would be something you'd negotiate in the software license. Not something to apply to the industry as a whole.

They ship the same boxes worldwide, without chargers, brcause EU and such require so to reduce e-waste.

It's a meme by diginatives voting things they know nothing about. ME was just an improved version of 95/98/98SE and definitely not worse in any regard than in predecessors. However, it's often compared to Windows 2000, which was the first NT that had plug & play and XP, which was the first consumer NT.

For sure. A military pilot over a populated area has an absolute obligation to make every effort to ensure the plane does not hit a civilian area, up to and including dying with the plane if that's what this requires. This happened over San Diego like a decade ago. I said the same thing then, and it's exactly what happened. It's going to be what happens this time, too.

China has the world's largest PPP GDP, yo. This isn't the case of some impoverished, fledgling country doing this.

It's not really even going to space, it's barely suborbital and they lack a lot of delta-v to really make into an orbit and have real space tourism, such as space hotel and such longer stays than a few seconds.

Their "eyes" are uninteresting to me.

I don't know what you are saying here. Are you saying "Jeffrey Dahmer at and killed people, so I will too?"

I mean, if you storm the Capital while setting up a Guillotine outside, you're probably an extremist.

You used the same language that climate deniers use when they talk about carbon just being fertilizer and the like. The implication is that this is harmless. 300 million years of carbon is well beyond harmless.

Inaccurate. The fossil fuel inventory represents millions of years of biomass, with captured carbon from that entire period of history. Ill-thought out, poorly reasoned, and uninformed comments like this one are a plague. THINK, DUDE.

The 3rd dimension per se makes it easier, since they could each pick an altitude and would not have any risk of collisions in the two remaining dimensions. However, noise and inefficiency are the main drawbacks. The easier way to 3 dimensional traffic is to build tunnels or raised highways.

I remember following Moller's project since the 1980s and he started much earlier. However, it seems like he's invested in the wrong kind of technology (internal combustion engines), whereas BEV is the way to have fine control required for things like this.